Irfan Khan is a pivotal mafia operative in Mumbai, hunted across cities with a bounty of ₹50 lakh on his head. He dreams of moving to Dubai to direct operations from afar, so he engineers a bold plan: hijack a domestic flight from Hyderabad to Kathmandu (destined for Mumbai) in which he travels as a passenger. The flight also carries the Maharashtra Home Minister, raising the stakes. From Kathmandu, the escape route points toward Dubai. A tight, handpicked crew of four money-hungry individuals with clean records is assembled to carry out the hijack, each chosen for a blend of intelligence and desperation, at least on paper.
To execute the plan, Khan selects four capable strangers who are desperate for cash. The audience is drawn into believing these four are the hijackers, but the scheme takes a shocking turn: they kidnap Khan before the flight departs, determined to pocket the prize money themselves. Khan is hidden away in a forest as they attempt to coordinate the operation, while they reach out to the ACP, a police officer who is secretly a mafia double agent and who plays along with their plans for his own purposes.
Within this fraught setup, one of the four, Kumar, seizes a dangerous opportunity and secures a bag containing ₹2 crore. Yet the bag also contains a bomb, transforming the already tense situation into a new level of risk. When Kumar reveals the bomb, the other three hesitate, and he is forced to reassess his loyalties, frantically trying to slip back into the fold just as deadlines tighten.
Meanwhile, Khan’s aide, Musharraf, arrives to retrieve Khan from the forest but runs into the relentless pursuit of IB agent Zaheer Khan, who has been shadowing the quartet and Musharraf from the start. Zaheer Khan pieces together the truth behind the attempted hijack and accelerates a reckoning that unsettles everyone involved.
Returning to their home, the four friends finally come across a bag they had misplaced earlier. Inside lies a note from Zaheer Khan explaining everything, and the bag finally reveals their prize money. The film closes on a note that blends relief with the lingering question of how far ambition, loyalty, and luck can push ordinary people into extraordinary dangers.
